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So , the YouTube partner program could be in danger in future because of this . Should the leading youtube creators start uploading to Facebook also.
Facebook new monetization program : Single interface for content monetization
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BBIM AGENCY
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Meta’s new monetization program, which is being tested, has the potential to compete with YouTube’s revenue-sharing model. Both platforms have their own unique strengths. To diversify your customer base, you should find a way to leverage both effectively.
Elise Chloe
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Facebook now has more ways to make money like Reels, in-stream ads, Stars. I haven’t made money from there yet but I see many people doing well. Compared to YouTube, Facebook is catching up, especially with short content, but YouTube is still more stable.
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Platforms are trying to innovate so they don't become outdated and lose customers. I believe that in the near future, Meta can compete with YouTube.
Alex drimar
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In fact, I see that Facebook's monetization program is opening up many opportunities, especially with short content. There is income, but it cannot be directly compared with the YouTube Partner Program because the RPM level still fluctuates quite strongly. However, if you know how to choose a niche and optimize distribution, you can still exploit it well, consider it as an additional source of revenue.
SunshineAgency
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I think that potential, and we need to learn how to SEO keywords on Facebook right now.
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And that will benefit creators a lot as well.
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I think that, regarding this aspect, Facebook isn't worth comparing to YouTube. However, I am still interested in the amount of money Facebook pays content creators.
King Agency
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Yes, the new monetization interface looks promising. Facebook seems to be streamlining tools for creators, which could make managing and tracking performance much easier.
Elijah Brooks
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Cautiously optimistic about new income streams. Not earning from Facebook directly yet, but a unified system sounds promising for scaling. Challenging YouTube is a big ask, but Facebook's user base is massive. Any new competition for creators is a good thing for payouts.
Peter Kaito
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Such a program, it's new has huh.
